A New Shade of Me

After losing her brother to an overdose and then suddenly losing her mom, Whitney found herself navigating layers of grief while also experiencing the loss and transformation that can happen within marriage, family, and relationships. But through those losses, something unexpected began to take shape. Her own experience with grief, the support and wisdom her mom left behind, and her desire to understand the healing process led her toward becoming a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and eventually opening her own practice. This conversation is about loss, healing, relationships, healthy boundaries, and how the hardest chapters of our lives can sometimes point us toward the work we were meant to do.If something you heard in this conversation resonated with you, or you’re walking through your own season of grief, relationship change, or transition, Whitney would love to connect. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, she helps individuals, couples, and families navigate life's hard places and discover what healing can look like on the other side. To learn more about her work or connect with her for therapy:Website: https://www.new-page-therapy.com/Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/new_page_therapy?rpxt=b3J4a3QxYXJxb2RiContact: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/whitney-henderson-south-jordan-ut/1624934

Becky, from Becoming with Becky, gave me the opportunity to share a tiny glimpse into my grief story and the unexpected way it became part of the story behind my business on her podcast, The Word Effect.What started in one of the hardest seasons of my life eventually became something that brought purpose, connection, and a little bit of light back into my world. Brighter Shades Ahead is so much more than teeth whitening—it carries a piece of my story with it. If you’d like to hear more of my story, find The Word Effect podcast with Becky, and follow her on Instagram @becomingwithbecky.And if you’re local to South Jordan, Utah, come find me at my professional teeth whitening studio! Follow along at @brightershadesahead and see what a little more brightness can do. ✨

After losing her husband to suicide, Molly found herself facing a grief she never expected. Her passion for running became a way to keep moving, but it also helped her find the connection and community she needed. She turned that experience into a way to help others feel less alone, creating a community where people can find support no matter where they are in their grief. Her story is a reminder that we don’t have to walk through grief alone.💛 Stay Connected with Molly🏃‍♀️ Have We Met? LiveLas Vegas • March 30–April 1, 2027A chance to connect, build community, and meet others wherever they are in their journey.📍 Utah Singles Events3–5 events each month throughout Utah🌐 Learn More: hymevents.com📧 Email: [email protected] Along📱 @haveyoumetevents — Instagram • Facebook • TikTok🏃‍♀️ @molly_runs_far — Instagram💬 Molly Bitton — Facebook

No stranger to grief, Alia chose early in her life to use her pain as a catalyst for personal growth and to help others along the way. She reminds us that there can be purpose in our pain, and that grief can become one of our greatest teachers, leading us toward deeper gratitude. I’m so honored to have Alia as a guest. This conversation brought plenty of laughs, a few tears, and so much heart. 🤍If Alia’s story resonates with you and you’re looking for support through grief, self-discovery, or to learn more about how her psychic medium gifts can help you heal, you can connect with her here:✨ https://bio.site/aliareedy✨ Instagram @bloomingqueendom✨ More contact information in her IG bio.

Shandell has many gifts for helping others through grief and connecting with loved ones who have passed. But it wasn't until she experienced deep grief herself that she truly understood the weight people carry. Her gifts didn't change—her empathy did. Sometimes the greatest understanding comes from living what you once only witnessed. 🤍Want to learn more or connect with Shandell personally? Her contact information and links to all of her social media pages are listed below. I hope you'll go say hello.http://www.shandellpino.comhttp://www.connectionsketamine.comhttps://www.instagram.com/innerlight.integration?utm_source=qr

Only six months after the unimaginable loss of her 17-month-old daughter, this mother opens her heart about the early days of grief. She shares how loss has changed her, the challenges of navigating life without her child, and the new shade of herself that is beginning to form in the wake of tragedy.

What happens when loss keeps arriving? Infertility, two miscarriages, and the deaths of a sister and grandmother created a season of compounded grief that touched every part of Brittany's life. This episode explores the pain of unmet motherhood dreams, grieving a body that cannot sustain a pregnancy like it's done before, and the resilience required to keep moving forward while honoring every loss along the way.

It wasn’t until she stood as the emergency contact, hearing clinical updates while her sister lay in a coma, that grief truly found her. Before that, love felt steady but shallow. In that space between hope and loss, she felt the weight of every memory and unspoken word. The grief was overwhelming, but it revealed a deeper kind of love—no longer flat or distant, but raw, empathetic, and forever changed.To find Stefanie on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/_stefaniejoseph?igsh=MWI1ODFpbzM5dHl1ag==

Nancy found her gift in the middle of grief. As an intuitive medium, she learned to feel what isn’t always seen—connection, energy, and love that still remains. What helped her heal became a way to guide others, reminding them that even in loss, they are not alone and healing is still possible.Homework Nancy suggests for grief:Write two letters to your loved one—one to express any anger or unfinished feelings, and one focused on love and gratitude. When both are complete, fold them, hold them in your hands, and intentionally “release” your emotions into the paper. Then burn the letters as a symbolic way of letting go, imagining the smoke carrying your message to them. This same practice can also be used for healing from any trauma or with any person, living or passed.Nancy's contact information:[email protected]://nancyscheibe.com/

Robyn’s life changed forever when she lost her mom to suicide. What followed were years marked by more loss, heartbreak, and starting over. But nothing compares to the quiet, daily pain of being far from her kids. Her story is one of deep grief and enduring love.